Gift Details. This Bristol City Football Calendar is a unique Calendar gift idea for a football fan. On each month of this Calendar, we feature a newspaper report from one of Bristol City's key... read more »games. For over 50 clubs, these Football Calendars relive the rich history of your club with newspaper reports featured on each month of the Calendar, rekindling nostalgic memories of your favourite team across the years. Football Calendar Start Dates. You can choose the start Date of these Bristol City Newspaper Football Calendars. You can select any month in any of the next 12 months. So if you are viewing Football Calendar details in June, you can select a start Date from June through to any month to June next year. Includes all Public Holidays and key dates. Football Calendar Personalisation. Our Football Calendars can be personalised with the Name of the recipient and a short Message on the opening page. The Football Calendar is especially made for the recipient, which makes this a must have Football Calendar gift for any Bristol City fan. Notes. Our Bristol City Calendars are unofficial products, and are in no way affiliated with Bristol City FC. They have been independently compiled and research by our archive team. « hide

Gift Details. Whether you?re buying for a seasoned spectator or the next Wayne Rooney, our Bristol City Football Book is bound to please. These tabloid-sized hardbacks feature reprinted reports on... read more »your chosen team from the Daily Mirror. Things kick-off during the early part of the 20th century before concluding at the end of last season. As a result, the book records your selected club?s unforgettable moments using original, direct accounts from reporters of the time. From 1905?s 1-0 win over Arsenal, to the conclusion of last season, this Bristol City Football Book features the Robins? most memorable moments and matches from the past 100-odd years. Having got the ball rolling in 1905, things really start to pick up pace four years later with City?s FA Cup Final against Manchester United. The 3-1 win over Watford that secured the Division Three title in 1923 also features, along with the club?s clashes with local rivals, Bristol Rovers ? most notably the 4-0 and 5-3 wins in ?47 and 56, respectively. All the promotions and relegations are here, too. While in more recent terms, the book also covers ? through reprints of original newspaper reports ? the club?s efforts to regain top-flight status, including their narrow defeat at the hands of Hull City in the 2008 Championship play-off final. All the articles are printed on luxury paper and independently cut and bound in a hardback book. Now available with colour print option for coverage from 2006 onwards. Your Gift Personalised. Personalise the Bristol City Football Book by featuring the recipient?s Name and a Message on the certificate on the title page. The recipient?s Name can also be gold embossed on the front cover. General Information. This personalised Football Book is 'Tabloid' size 38 x 31cm, and you can pick from a selection of smart, high-quality covers (see below). All reports in this book are taken from The Daily Mirror. Choose to have black and white pages in your « hide

Bristol City 1909 FA Cup Final Retro Football Shirt. Bristol City played Manchester United in the 1909 FA Cup Final 100 years ago. The match was held at Crystal Palace and was 'replayed' by teams... read more »organised by the Supporters Trusts of both clubs 100 years to the day at the same venue on April 24th. « hide

Bristol City 1955-1956 Retro Football Shirt. Thanks to the amazing goalscoring of John Atyeo, Bristol City became champions of Division Three (south) as well as securing a club record 30 league... read more »victories in season 1954-55 and wore this shirt for the following campaign back in the old Division Two. During that championship winning season, John Atyeo scored 28 goals and 351 overall in 645 appearances for Bristol City. In 1955 Atyeo scored on his debut for England in a 4-1 victory over Spain the first time floodlights were used at Wembley for a competitive football match. « hide

Bristol City 1973-1974 Home Retro Football Shirt. On Tuesday, February 19th, 1974, Second Division Bristol City shocked the football world, wearing this classic design, when they beat Don Revie's... read more »all-conquering, topflight Leeds United side 1-0, at Elland Road, in an F.A. Cup 5th Round replay, thanks to Donnie Gillies' 73rd minute clipped shot. To appreciate the magnitude of City's triumph you have to consider the following information: The Robins won despite performing in front of a fiercely partisan crowd of 47,182. Leeds all-star team was packed with international players and going into the FA Cup tie were undefeated in 29 First Division matches. They eventually won the League Championship by 5 points. All of our products are hand-made at our premises in the UK « hide

Thursday 20th April 2008 is a special date thousands of Robins? fans scattered across the globe, because it marks the 32nd Anniversary of their club?s last promotion to top-flight football. That... read more »evening Bristol City beat Portsmouth 1-0, at Ashton Gate wearing this classic shirt, before a blissful crowd of 27,394, thanks to Clive Whitehead?s third minute scorcher. « hide

Bristol City 1975-1976 Away Retro Football Shirt. Bristol City shirt worn during the spell in the old first division, including the opening match against Arsenal in which Paul Cheesley, pictured,... read more »scored the winning goal. Just three days after the Arsenal victory, City returned to Ashton Gate triumphant for their first home game in the top flight. A crowd of 25,316 turned out to see a Stoke side with Peter Shilton in goal. Then, in one brutal moment, Cheesley?s promising career was ended. A cross came into the box and he rose to challenge Shilton for the ball, getting there first and heading over. It was a harmless-looking clash but he landed badly, ripping his cartilage, tearing ligaments and chipping a bone in his knee. At the age of 24, and with a blossoming career ahead of him, he was taken off and never ran back onto the pitch in a City shirt again. « hide

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